EdBeesley <edplaysdrums <at> gmail.com> writes:
> Actually I managed to get it working with \combine and \lower. It's a bit
> 'hacky' though as you can see from the random spaces I had to put in:
> Out of curiosity I'd love to hear if there are 'cleaner' ways of doing
> it....
Using \combine seems the cleanest way by far.
You have two words that fit together in a special way, and putting them
together in a \combine makes that fitting relationship more clear than
having back-spacing commands in between.
You can shift with a \translate, rather than use spaces, if you like:
\markup
\combine
\fontsize #16 "Ýkjur"
\translate #'(21 . -4) \fontsize #7 "(Extreme Measures)"
%% using just the default markup font
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